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Wildlife destruction 'not a slippery slope but a series of cliff edges'

Wildlife destruction 'not a slippery slope but a series of cliff edges'

20 September 2022
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Wildlife species will die out and natural ecosystems collapse in the near future if the climate crisis goes unchecked, scientists have warned, as new research shows that the natural world is at far greater risk from climate breakdown than previously thought.

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wildlife distraction , wildspecies , wildlife

Trophy hunting is not all black and white, says conservation biologist

Trophy hunting is not all black and white, says conservation biologist

14 September 2022
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Recently, the UK Government stated it would consider banning the import of trophies from hunted animals in Africa. This decision, a brief internet search reveals, has been celebrated by animal rights groups.

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Pongola’s elephant management crisis: a different perspective

Pongola’s elephant management crisis: a different perspective

11 September 2022
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The recent article by Malcolm Thomson on Pongola’s elephant management crisis included vital perspectives on elephant management strategies within Pongola Game Reserve (PGR) in KwaZulu-Natal.

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Trophy hunting, game viewing both have ecological and economic pros and cons

Trophy hunting, game viewing both have ecological and economic pros and cons

09 September 2022
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The cow elephant was shot dead in September last year at close range in the Kruger National Park.

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Why Do Zebras Have Stripes? They Make Bad Landing Strips For Flies

Why Do Zebras Have Stripes? They Make Bad Landing Strips For Flies

31 August 2022
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Scientists are providing new evidence to answer the longstanding question about why zebras have stripes. It appears stripes make terrible landing strips, bamboozling the fierce blood-sucking flies that try to feast on zebras and carry deadly diseases.

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Five years until the Kalahari’s hornbills start to vanish

Five years until the Kalahari’s hornbills start to vanish

28 August 2022
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Scientists have predicted that the Kalahari’s hornbills will start to vanish in five years – and climate change is to blame.

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  2. Massive loss of mammal species in Atlantic Forest since the 1500s
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  • Every year the world loses 24 billion tons of soils, and dryland degradation reduces national domestic product in developing countries by 8% annually," UN-General Antonio Guterres said - "We must urgently change such trends. Protecting and restoring land - better use it - can reduce forced migration, improve food security and spur economic growth. It help to address the global climate emergency."
  • The cheetah is the rarest of the big cat species in Africa and the savannahs of Nambia are one of their last strongholds on earth. But they are a farmer's worst nightmare because they hunt on agricultural land and prey on livestock. A new study has found a way for the spotted creature and ranchers to live in harmony.
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  • The native birds, which were driven to extinction in Britain in the 1400s, will be located in Eastbrookend Country Park in Dagenham from October next year, making the site the second publicly accessible white stork reintroduction project in the country. Beavers will also be released at the park in March 2027. These rodents were first reintroduced in the capital in 2023 at a nature reserve in Greenford, Ealing.

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